Keep The Faith
Keep The Faith's Podcast
We offer some of the best Catholic audio ever recorded. Here you will find the priceless treasures of the Catholic faith and Catholic worship preserved and accessible to all—24 hours a day, seven days a week, from anywhere in the world. The traditional teaching of the Church on faith and morals, the indispensable Latin liturgical tradition, the "right reason" of Catholic philosophy, the Church's vital prescriptions for true social justice, the lives of the saints, Catholic history, Catholic Marriage, the Message of Fatima—these and many other subjects pertaining to the Faith are presented here...
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Oct 31, 2024
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Catholic Traditionalism Crosses and Crossroads 23.07.2024 58:45
Father James McLucas discusses Catholic Traditionalism with its crosses and crossroads. Father discusses how Catholic priests and laity confront persistent problems in a difficult historical moment.
The Emasculation of the Priesthood 22.07.2024 43:00
Father James McLucas describes the emasculation of the priesthood. Father describes how the reducing the priest's role to a function undermines the natural foundations of his vocation to be a Spiritual Father.
The Traditional Priest Living in the Modern World 22.07.2024 48:17
Father James McLucas reflects on the traditional priest living in the modern world. Father describes the old challenges Catholic priests confront in a decadent culture.
Faithful to Tradition: Una Voce from 1964 to 2002 22.07.2024 1:30:13
Mr. Michael Davies, renowned convert, gives a very interesting talk about the history of Una Voce in 2002. Included are many very interesting facts from his own experience. He includes the current proposals for the future.
The Samaritan Paradigm: An Archetype of the Present Sadness 22.07.2024 46:08
Father James McLucas presents the Samaritan as a paradigm to explain the present crisis in the Church. Father reflects on the Samaritan Paradign, describing how some Old Testament history offers insights concerning the present liturgical and ecclesial crisis.
The Resurrection: Jesus' Greatest Miracle and Triumph 22.07.2024 21:11
Father John Perricone reflects on the Resurrection as Jesus' greatest miracle and triumph. Father John Perricone offers a reflection on the Resurrection of Our Lord into a new and glorified life, one that each person is called to share by means of dying in a state of Sanctifying Grace.
Christ Redeems Us From Original Sin: Hope Is Restored 22.07.2024 30:09
Father John Perricone speaks about Christ redeeming us from Original Sin and restoring hope! The Incarnation of the God-Man made possible the restoration of hope by means of His Redemptive Act on the wood of the Holy Cross.
True Peace and Joy Can Be Found at the Foot of the Cross 22.07.2024 14:21
Father John Perricone reflects on true peace and joy that can be found at the foot of the cross. It is only through the patient endurance of suffering with Our Lord and His Most Blessed Mother that we can know true peace and joy.
1 - Why Conservatives Have Nothing to Say in the Culture War and What to Do About It 22.07.2024 1:00:33
Christopher Ferrara, esq, explains that conservatives must find the courage to confront questions of justice rather than run away from them. America's judicial conservatives continue to appeal to the will of the majority while the judicial liberals continue to moralize about justice. If this goes on much longer, Christians will suffer a final defeat in the culture war. To prevent this, the conser...
2 - The Beautiful Bride of Christ, Our Church, 2014: One Perspective 22.07.2024 1:00:02
Dr. Ronald Connolly, address the urgent and dire issue of the "filth" existing in the Church - esp among the leaders, and the important of an authentic, evangelical response. Pope Benedict said there is — "filth in the Church"—and he also said— "the sufferings of the Church come precisely from — 'sin existing within the Church.'" There is the filth of scandalous bishops and priests who are homosex...
3 - The Peace and Joy of Being Catholic in Good Times and in Bad 22.07.2024 50:44
Father Kenneth Baker, S.J., describes how the peace and joy that comes from being a part of the Church can overcome the distressing crisis we are living through. The greatest gift we have in this life is to be a member of the Catholic Church, which is the Mystical Body of Christ. If we remain faithful, avoid all mortal sin in thought, word, and deed, and live a life of love of God and neighbor, we...
4 - Humanae Vitae in the Age of the Laity 22.07.2024 1:06:11
Dr. Christopher Manion highlights the rights of the laity to take the lead in temporal affairs and urges the bishops to return to the exercise of their proper authority. Dissidents have spawned widespread confusion by turning Catholic teaching upside down. For fifty years and more the bishops' conference has advocated a liberal political agenda as though it were binding on all the faithful. Meanwh...
5 - Question & Answer Sunday Session 22.07.2024 45:52
Father Kenneth Baker, S.J., moderates the question-and-answer session with Christopher Ferrara, Dr. Ronald Connolly, and Dr. Christopher Manion on Sunday after the 2014 Latin Mass Conference in Monterey California.
1 - Romano Guardini on the End of the Modern World 19.07.2024 40:12
Father Kenneth Baker, S.J. speaks of Father Romano Guardini who was an orthodox defender of the dogma of the Catholic Church. He is called a prophet because of his predictions in The End of the Modern World when, in 1950, he correctly predicted many of the things that have happened in the world during the past sixty years. Father Kenneth Baker, S.J., is Editor Emeritus of the Homiletic and Pastora...
2 - Christ the King and Mary His Mother 19.07.2024 38:05
Father James Buckley, FSSP addresses the vital roles and importance of Christ the King and Mary His Mother! Father Buckley is the Spiritual Director for Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary in Denton, Nebraska where he teaches the following subjects: Apologetica, Litterae Catholicae, Litterae Anglicae, Paedagogica, Homiletica, Doctrina Christiana. He is a highly regarded traditional Ignatian retreat mas...
3 - Liberty: The God that Failed 19.07.2024 45:38
Christopher Ferrara makes the "short case" for a modern reconstruction of Christendom as the only answer to the civilizational crisis – an idea that a growing number of political thinkers, not all of them Catholic, are seriously discussing. Christopher A. Ferrara, Esquire, is President and Chief Counsel of the American Catholic Lawyers Association, Inc. He is a regular contributor to The Latin Ma...
4 - The Medical Consequences of Our Culture's Moral Chaos 19.07.2024 55:35
Ronald G Connolly, MD. talks about the fact that despite today's collapse of moral consensus, the human body is not fooled. What is the human body's verdict on the moral issues of today? Ronald G. Connolly MD practices Internal Medicine in Lafayette, CA. Dr. Connolly received his medical degree from Georgetown University School of Medicine. His medical experience includes active duty with the U.S....
The Jesuits and the Political Right 19.07.2024 1:22:36
Dr. John Rao looks at the Jesuits in view of the Political Right. In the talk, "The Jesuits and the Political Right," Dr. John Rao examines the problem of how to reconstruct the Christian society—the Christian moral order.
1 - Sorrowful Mysteries 19.07.2024 52:08
This first of a four-part series on the Sorrowful Mysteries is narrated by Jack Dempsey, taking it's content from The Mystical City of God by Ven. Mary of Ágreda. How did Mary imitate her Son during his Agony in the Garden? What did Judas fear more than the death of his soul or the death of his Master? How many blows were dealt out to the Savior during his scourging? Did Mary suffer all the tormen...
2 - Sorrowful Mysteries 19.07.2024 50:16
This second of a four-part series on the Sorrowful Mysteries is narrated by Jack Dempsey, taking it's content from The Mystical City of God by Ven. Mary of Ágreda. How did Mary imitate her Son during his Agony in the Garden? What did Judas fear more than the death of his soul or the death of his Master? How many blows were dealt out to the Savior during his scourging? Did Mary suffer all the torme...
3 - Sorrowful Mysteries 19.07.2024 51:29
This third of a four-part series on the Sorrowful Mysteries is narrated by Jack Dempsey, taking it's content from The Mystical City of God by Ven. Mary of Ágreda. How did Mary imitate her Son during his Agony in the Garden? What did Judas fear more than the death of his soul or the death of his Master? How many blows were dealt out to the Savior during his scourging? Did Mary suffer all the tormen...
4 - Sorrowful Mysteries 19.07.2024 49:01
How did Mary imitate her Son during his Agony in the Garden? What did Judas fear more than the death of his soul or the death of his Master? How many blows were dealt out to the Savior during his scourging? Did Mary suffer all the torments of her Son in exact duplication? "Sorrowful Mysteries-The Passion" is a four-part series taken from The Mystical City of God by the Franciscan nun Venerable Mar...
The Darkness of Egypt: On Christian Humanism 18.07.2024 1:31:52
Dr. John Senior gives an engaging talk on the rise and nature of Christian Humanism, relating it to the ninth plague of Egypt, the plague of darkness, a darkness so thick you could feel it. All "isms" are a excessive adherence to something. Humanism is the excessive adherence to the "human". The Church can not be exceedingly attached to anything but God, and thus "Christian Humanism" while hoping...
Hell: The Kingdom of the Prince of Darkness 18.07.2024 50:08
Father John O'Connor's piercing discourse includes the nature and origin of Angels, the Fatima revelations, and the plunge of the modern world into the realm of the evil one. "Hell: The Kingdom of the Prince of Darkness"
Famous Miracles 18.07.2024 1:31:21
J. Wallace Johnson recounts the facts and stories of famous miracles throughout history, including the miracles of Our Lady of Guadalupe, the Shroud of Turin, Lourdes, and Fatima.
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